Please note: This product might take a little longer to arrive as it may be shipped from outside the UK. The Trixie Vital Bed Noah combines maximum sleeping comfort for your dog with a modern look. The lying surface is made of memory foam, which creates the perfect sleeping position for supporting and relieving your dog’s joints. The cushion is firmly attached, so it does not slip. The pretty cover with quilted pattern can be removed and cleaned in the washing machine. Trixie Vital Bed Noah at a glance: High quality orthopaedic bed for dogs Mattress with memory foam: visco-elastic foam adapts to your dog’s body, ensures an optimal lying position and can relieve support joints High edge: for leaning against and as a headrest Anti-slip base: for good grip even on slippery floors Easy to clean: cover is removable with a zipper machine washable Cover made of soft material with a pretty quilted pattern For maximum comfort when sleeping, protects against cold floors Integrated cushion Colour: light grey Material: Cover: 100% polyester Filling mattress: visco-elastic foam / foam flakes Filling edge: polyester fleece Dimensions: Total: 80 x 60 x 17 cm / 100 x 70 x 19 cm (L x W x H) Lying area: 55 x 30 cm / 75 x 40 cm (L x W) Care instructions: cover is machine washable up to 30°C, filling is hand washable
At a glance
- Shop: Zooplus
- Brand: TRIXIE
- Price: £119.49
- Delivery: 2-3 Days
Prices come from the shop and may have changed. Check price and delivery with the shop before you buy.
Also available as
- 80 x 60 x 17 cm (L x W x H): £113.49
Good to know
- Place the bed out of draughts and away from radiators, somewhere your dog can still see you.
- Older and stiff dogs find low-sided beds easier to step into than deep baskets.
- Measure your dog stretched out from nose to base of tail, then add roughly 15 to 30cm.
Common questions
Does my older dog need an orthopaedic bed?
Many older dogs are more comfortable on deep, dense foam that does not flatten under them, especially large breeds and dogs with stiff joints. It is not a treatment, so if your dog seems sore or slow to get up, see your vet as well.
How often should I wash my dog’s bed?
Washing the cover or blanket every week or two keeps smells, hair and dirt under control, with vacuuming in between. Wash at 60°C if fleas have been a problem, provided the care label allows it.
